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PAN & The Program | BBC Film Reviews

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Ben Foster plays Lance Armstrong in The Program, directed by Stephen Frears.

 

Saying you’re going to review PAN is a pun waiting to happen, isn’t it?

Today I’ll be gracing the BBC Radio Scotland airwaves on the Janice Forsyth Show with Edi Stark and Andrea Mullaney to review the week’s movie releases, which include:

  • PAN – a Peter Pan origin story directed by Joe Wright
  • The Program, starring Ben Foster – director Stephen Frears’ dramatic take on The Armstrong Lie, and
  • Hotel Transylvania 2 – the latest Sony animation for the Hallowe’en season.

Fancy listening in? You can tune in live from 2pm, or catch up later on iPlayer.

 

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl, No Escape, Dope | BBC Film Reviews

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Thomas Mann as "Greg" and Olivia Cooke as "Rachel" in ME AND EARL AND THE DYING GIRL. Photo coutesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures. © 2015 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation All Rights Reserved

This afternoon I’ll be appearing on Janice Forsyth Show on BBC Radio Scotland.

From 2–3pm I’ll be live with Janice and Nathanael Smith. We’ll be reviewing the week’s new film releases, which include…

  • No Escape – an action thriller starring Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan.
  • Me and Earl and the Dying Girl – the summer’s latest YA adaptation about high school and cancer…
  • The Sundance and 90s hip-hop nerd darling, Dope.

Plus a couple of recommendations!

Tune into the show live today from 2.05pm for our verdicts.

Listen live on the BBC Radio Scotland website or catch up on BBC iPlayer here.

 

Before I Go To Sleep & more | BBC Film Reviews

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Before I Go To Sleep starring Nicole Kidman & Colin Firth

 

Later today, I’ll be appearing on the BBC Culture Studio radio show to review the week’s releases alongside Janice Forsyth and Nigel Floyd.

This Friday’s big releases include Before I Go To Sleep starring Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth, Lasse Hallstrom’s latest The Hundred-Foot Journey with Helen Mirren, and 80’s-style horror The Guest.

Listen in on Thursday 4 September from 2pm.

Listening later? Here’s the catch-up link to listen on BBC iPlayer.